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Faculty in the Media
Market Screener writes about new research by management professor John Busenbark, soon to be published in the Strategic Management Journal, which shows that while "viral" scandals have indeed taken down many business leaders, some will garner more support against attacks that may be particularly vicious or unfounded.
Mendoza
Poets & Quants interviewed Mendoza's CMO and teaching professor Tim Bohling about new dean Martijn Cremers' plans to elevate the quality of the student experience across the B-school entire journey, from enrollment to graduation and beyond.
Faculty in the Media
Dean Martijn Cremers was interviewed by the Catholic News Agency about a statement on the purpose of a corporation issued by the Business Roundtable, a collection of 181 CEOs of corporations, which echoes what the Church has been teaching about business for years.
Student Life
Business & Analytics major Zach Zeller '20 talks about what it's like to intern at one of the largest entertainment companies in the world — The Walt Disney Company.
Mendoza
32.2% of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business MBAs go on to become consultants, and increase that bucks the trend for fewer US MBAs to go into the consulting industry,
Faculty in the Media
According to management professor Joe Holt in an article for Scientific American, the number of Americans who are aware and concerned about global warming is growing, but it's still not enough.
MBA Profiles
Mendoza
Mendoza's Professional Certificate in Management and Executive Certificate in Leadership were on a list published by CIO.com of 15 leadership certificates available to people wanted to develop leadership skills without committing to a degree.
Mendoza
WSBT featured Non-Profit's Angela Logan and Joan McClendon in a segment on the BRITE Women Project, which seeks to equip women to serve on nonprofit boards and connect them with organizations.
Mendoza
Newly appointed Mendoza dean Martijn Cremers dedicates himself to advancing the integration of business principles and Catholic values. There’s an inside joke floating through the Mendoza College of Business that Dean Martin walks its halls.